#0572 Motorcycle Vest Patch Pennsylvania State Flag on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, United States
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PATCH #0572 PENNSYLVANIA STATE FLAG you are bidding on a brand new embroidered vest patch. It is 3.5" X 2", best if sewed onto any surface. This patch will make a nice addition to your vest. For multiple purchases: Please check out on one invoice to get the shipping and handling discount. For more information on S&H discounts, click on the shipping and payment tab. If you do not know how to check out on 1 invoice….ASK me or eBay’s help desk!
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